High Voltage, High Risk
Originally published in Columbia Riverkeeper “Currents” Issue 1, 2026 Columbia Riverkeeper · Currents 2026, Issue 1, Page 14-15, Underwater Fighting the Underwater Power Line. By Teryn Yazdani, Staff Attorney When I joined Columbia Riverkeeper’s staff two years ago,...
Willliams’ Pipe Dreams
Originally published in Columbia Riverkeeper “Currents” Issue 1, 2026 Columbia Riverkeeper · Currents 2026, Issue 1, Page 12-13, Williams Pipeline Washington has some of the nation’s best climate and energy laws—and for good reason. Over 1.2 million people in...
Members Speak
Originally published in Columbia Riverkeeper “Currents” Issue 1, 2026 Columbia Riverkeeper · Currents 2026, Issue 1, Page 10-11, Why I Give How We Collaborate Community by Community By: Eric Block, Communications & Marketing Director Columbia Riverkeeper is...
Strategies for Pushing Back in 2026
Photo Credit: Alex Milan Tracy Originally published in Columbia Riverkeeper “Currents” Issue 2, 2025 Columbia Riverkeeper · Currents 2025, Issue 1, pages 6-7 Powering Victories We all have different expertise, and we all have a stake and a voice in protecting the...
Director’s Letter (For the River)
Photo Credit: Paloma Ayala Originally published in Columbia Riverkeeper “Currents” Issue 2, 2025 Columbia Riverkeeper · Currents 2025, Issue 1, pages 2-3 Director’s Letter For the River This year marks 25 years of incredible victories powered by work in...
Nuclear investors see “an industry bubble that is already deflating” Guess who’s making money from the alleged small modular reactor boom? Or rather, ...
At a book talk at Busboys and Poets in DC, Friends of the Congo’s Maurice Carney, and Beyond Nuclear’s Linda Pentz Gunter, laid ...